| Core Classes |
REQUIRED COURSES:
*AGER 5710 Health Aspects of Human Aging (3 hrs)
*AGER 5750 Processes of Aging (3 hrs)
*AGER 5780 Federal, State and Local Programs in Aging (3 hrs)
ELECTIVE COURSES: 2 APPLIED GERONTOLOGY COURSES (6 HRS) |
| Modes of Communication |
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Email, Online, Phone.
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| Application Requirements |
Application Process:
The Department of Applied Gerontology requires the submission of a departmental application by those wishing to enter our programs. This application, which requests additional information about your academic background and career goals in the field of aging, helps us ensure that we do provide the training that you are seeking and that, if you are admitted, you will receive informed academic advising as you begin your studies. Those seeking admission for full-time study should also consider submitting an application for scholarships awarded by the department. Our departmental application for scholarship support can be found in the scholarship section of our departmental website. http://www.unt.edu/aging/public/scholarships.shtml
General Graduate Application Information at UNT: http://www.tsgs.unt.edu/admission_to_graduate_studies.htm |
| Advising Information |
| Contact the department for details. |
| Contact Information |
| Dr. Keith Turner
(940) 565-4737
keith.turner@unt.edu |
| Transfer Policy |
| UNT's transfer FAQ: http://www.unt.edu/prospect/prospectivetrans.htm |
| Transfer Requirements |
Contact advisor or department for details.
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| Tuition & Fees |
Tuition: Tuition Residency Information: http://essc.unt.edu/registrar/residenc.htm
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| Useful Links |
| http://www.unt.edu/aging/public/index.shtml |
| Special Issues |
| No internship/practicum is required. |
